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Very Punctual Husban f3s.
WOMEN WHO WOULD MARRY MUST BEWARE OF

1 would solemnly warn all women about to
marry, says JAS. Payne, to ascertain beforehand
that their contemplated husband is not what is
called fidget. leaning toward intemperance
may be greatly mitigated in husband by ones
Keeping The cellar key and not allowing him any
pocket money; but IA fanaticisn for being always
before the time 1t Is difficult to repress and ipos-
siDle to eXt,rpate. Better that a bridegroom
should not be at the churcn-dOor un,I alter
the rGbricai hour, anu your marriage be
postponed ior lay, than that he should
prove himself Midget by presenting himself at tue
alta before the clergyman yourself Is ready Tor
him. \ cur Seli-Uve may suggest that such haste
Is only Inc result vi his eager devotion; but do not
deceive yourselves, young wonen-he would have
been at the church equally early ii il had been
10 bury YOU TompklnS himself is in many
respects an excellent husband and do lleyt is
very fond of me; but il is tilneiness first and
feelings aitefward with him, / know When bust
ness cdio iilIn on Journey, only one eye drops a
the other Is fixed on the clock to see that ll,.
cab Is sent for in time to catch the train That
"eatchlns The train is the Thought that makes
Min thlh ana Keeps him so. Much OF mis- time Is or
necessity consumed iAtravelng, but not nearly
80 much as ne spends inpreparatlon for his jour
neyo- The day previous TO AN exhibition is mainly
occupied in packing his carpeJ-bIg and writing
out his direction Labels. He leaves overnight al
IN VIII, the most elaborate directions Tor tn.
proceedings OF the next morning, with cotiiciI
appointing that lie shall be called half an hour
earlier Than he AT 1irst considered soon enough
his last command Is wholly supeTfluou5 since he
always wakes or himself long before the ap-
pointed hour and proceeds TO ring the house
up. Previous To this he has kept me from my rest
since earliest dawn by perpet ialIy getting out OF
bed TO see whether il is going u 6e fine Upon
this ascends the momentOus question: 'Shal he
take his Waterproof cloak or nOt?7 Ii he does it
should be strapped UP at once with the other
things already Sing on the hau table ready Tor
departure; not moment Is to be lost. His toilet
Is hasty enough but not speedy; for In his eager
desire on retiring To rest 10 have everything
ready for the morning he has generally packed ui,
his brushes ana comb, or other indispens be
thing, which has tn p;. tisentoInbed from the mort
manteau- lie generally snayes overnight; but n
not tTemblc Ior his throat, since Know with
what lmprudeht rapllfty he Is performing that
operation la his dressing room
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From the Syracuse Herald.
Turkish politicians are very sensitive. The grand
vizier resigned . few days ago becsuse news.
paper attacked him. They Wtu get used TO that
sort Of thing IN time ~ ''-"'
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RAILROADS.
DIEpMoNr AIR LINZ, :

DItpM0NT AIR LINE
$50 A. Mast Tenn. Mail Daily Cor wsrrenton
Gurlonsvile Charlottesville Iynchburg snd stai9ns
srrasS AfissSe%y sprinS-. byisIoi knoxville Eons
.alera. Montgomery and New Orleans fuiiihsa
ii.s4 A M."fsst Mail Daily for wsrrenton, Char
lottcsville Gorionsville Stations Ches Ohio Routs
lynchhurv, Rocky Mount. panville and stations be-
Charlotte, Atlanta. Birmingham. Montgomery, Nes
Orleans. Texas aud California Pullman sleeper New
Atlanta TO New orieans' and Mann BonJoir sleepers
for birmingham Nicksbuv and Shreveport sold
C. and q route points sundays
30 P. M..Daily except Sunday for Manassas
through coach MaTr-nton for fauquier White Sui
lhur Si'rngs Connects at Rivertun with =. '. X. X
80 T. M.-western Express Daily for warren,on,
oordonsNille. Charlottesville Louisville. Cincinnati
Route. Pullman sieepers and solid Trains Washing
ton TO LOUISVILLE also For lynchburg Bristol Chstis
Pop,s nfenpnis Lite hocs aud all so1ihw ssie.a
hemphis without change.
n 90 M.-southern Express Daily FOR I.ynchburs
A1ken, Augusta, Atlanta. Montgomery, New Orleans.
Texas and California Pullman sleeI'ers Washington
Montgomery 90 New Orleans Pullman sleerers WASH
insion 70 Augusta without change. also pullman
Springs, daily except SUNDAY.
Trains on Wsshington aud Ohio division leave wash-
paiy y arrive N Mound Di Hi az s"Rd s and
a.; Returning leave Round I'LL .o5 NJ Daily and
80 II DSdiS esSeg' sunday arriving Washington
Through trains from tie south via Charlotte, Dan
sna sns No. vi: n fss Fenn s
bury q 10 - 4 N. pd z 40 r NJ. via Chez. and
Shle Route aud Chhrlettesville at $40 4. NJ.
Tickets, Sleeping Car reservation and informAtioa
furnsheand bagVage checked al Office 300 Peunsys-
Railroad 9th aud str-ets Jas. h. TAYLOR
A1 General Passenger Agent
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RMTlMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD
Schedule in effect. SUNDAY. JUNE 10Th lss,
until further notice

sey avenue aud street
, For SShG.sS 10 - am and $40 nm. daily with
East Limited Express for Pttsburv aud Chicar1 ar
ing 800 No is charged ON this train ZOE
For Cincinnati Louisville and ST. Louis daily at 4 Il
I'm andy ;t9pm., with through coaches aud Palace
change 3:l5 pan. fast limited train 20 cinciunsd
and ST Louis arriving in Cincinnati next morning &C
40; 81 Louis 40 pun Noextra fare Is charged GA
this tram Tor fast time.
Httsburg Cleveland and pntr ana III Pa,ar an
Steering Cars To PttsbunV.
shenandosh junction and Lursy inclusive; 3:1o p. ia
For Lexington and Local Stations. 10 10 am dali,
For Hsyrs De Grace, Newark. Wilmington and Pills
Tor wminston. Delaware and inierinedistey points
Se.ween aliinore and Wilmington. 300 AIN. daily.
For Hayre de Grace. singerly and intermediat,
For BaltimeFe o on wee. stcS days GAO e4o
~ s 80 s5 ss 4sS b Sa AZ sSsgs 2:
ss i'so s:sd 4 So 4'.S s' sSG s aas
Fer AnnsPoiis 40 and $50 am. and l2 10 and
and pm On Sunday 6 s .SS 20
-sa S For sso.S s s%nS.l
pm f., sgIp E,HcPsl stations only a4o daily
.ssRSh 1919 for .Re sss .na saa@.y =
pm daily. For BSyds and Intermediate. stations 20
- 10 c'i IL am on ana asf %
fsr aaserstown 1910 an and $50 pm. daily.s.-
Train. arrive from the West daily 20. 7:ao an.
From points on Shenandoah Valley R.R. Ills pm.
from Philadelphis Chester. wnpinrtou and H.yrs
de Grace, ~ 40 An. 800 pm and $3.50 pm. daily.
FROM hssre ae Grace sinRerly and tntermediats
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Address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New UrleAua La

REMEMBER that the presence Of Generals Beaurs.
gard aud who are In charge Of the drawines IL
gnantee o. absolute fairuess aud integrity that the
cnancfs are All equal, and that one can possibly
DIVINE rs, wat y = NJ plumber will draw prize.
al NTh In 81 a1af the gayment Of a prises 4
Orleans ana the ckets signed % the President d
II the hikhest Courts therefore beware Of any ntA-
tom or anOAymOHs nohG1nan.
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r OUISIANA STATE LOTTERY
CAPITAL PRIZE s15U,OOO.

We no hereby ce7ttfp that s,Derris the arrunoe-
ness for al the Monthly and Semi faudi Drawings Of
me LGufsdnd STATE Lottery tbaalaHu, and In person
manage ana control the Drawings themselves that
me Sd'e ore conducted ict honesty, yarsess and In
good dM totcdrd all parties, and authorize the C6-
Dany 20 this GER icate uith Of our sana-
tuTeS attached. IN is udusIfiseuleNks.n
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THOMAS DOWLING, Anctioneer.
au24-7
DuNcANsoN BROS, Asctloneers,
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE
BY virtue Of deed of trust, duly recorded in -
lber Nv.S22 folio 50, of the land records for the r
District OF Colunba. I. as surviving trustee, will
TENDER EN- FIRST ,lSS7, at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ part
OF lot numbered six U)n square number five hundred
and beginning for the the northwest
corner OF said lot aud running thence south twenty
two t22 feet six (6 inches thence parallel with
street thirty GOD feet six (6l inches thence south
easterly t6 feet eight Is, inches 10 point
street. thence east parallel with street eighteen S)
feet, thence north thirty CID feet six 90 incEes
10 street. and thence west with street hundred
and nile l09) feet six 90 inches TO the beginning to-
gether with the improvements rights, privilege and
appurtenances to the same belonging.
Terms ne,third cash, balance in one and two years
notes to bear cent interest Per annum and to he
secured by deed of trust all cash. at option Of pur-
chaser Conyeyancing &c. at purchasers cost A de-
aug -eOGds Z. III. CAILAN, Surviving Trustee.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
~ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN FAIRFAX COUNTY

Y VALUABLE RIAL ESTATE
IN FAIRFAX COUNTY.
Pursuant to decree of the Circuit Court Of Fairfax
County rendered at the June term, 1887 In the suit
Of simons ct al vs. Bliss ct al, the undersigned
nss f s % se at PqDc aue0n at the front
MONDAY, THE NINkTEEN1H DAY OF SEP
TEMBEk. 1887.
(Court-day), the tract of land containing
200 ACRES
The said tract is situated the growing town of
Hernuon, on the Washington and Western Railroad,
and is considered very desirable farm account OF
the proximity of said railroad and the rapid improve
ment OF all the lands surrounding it,
Terms OF sale: O1ethird cash the residue in three
equal instruments OF twelve and eghleen months,
with interest from day of sale. title he retained
until deferred payments made said yInents TO
be evidenced by the bonds OF the purchaser good
personal security.
JAMES r. CATION,
X. ". MOORE,
JAS. Nj. LOVE,
Commissioners of Sale.
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Manager Baltimore.
PERCY q. SMlTH. Pass'r Ag't, Washington ~
Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

10 THE SS hFhIfHsSt EfsT s hSpTE SOUTHWEST
srRGG a IsAc MAes sfhtfPp EsSEHhH
Y nnrsST frSh si.sg% Of s..
For psburr am. and tb Ssss Is
Tne $50 A NJ daily to Cincinnati and f st Laa Jus.
S Iaus aaS saos 20 ss,a
Western Tss sespps or AZ o x 70 Ssss
Carr s Washington e Chicago and st Louis and liar.
seeps Sf :: md
ss sr rSsn
F., EB 1 JnoRai AND RRoTSoMAc RAILROAD
1000 p NJ daily. except saturday. with Paiscs
For Willism n, Loeb Haven and ElmiA 1t s:5o
New sSs he Ss1 E.s 90 ana
inns.x 2c9 40 "a Roy and n 09
=, PsPs csr.; 90 4 K daily. except sand. s.
For RSs,Sp x,shSus shans Soo every aa,
With y i srsossn aR Amen
ing direct transfer 70 Fulton street avoiding double
'0f 4Ss o. is % and I'd 20 S 81 sunday
f MI az Eip s.s, soS Ivy ~
For Bssl, s we: o sHa s.S 60 s rra
y % sS $40 1870 ana .SR t,S Sum
fdSs sses sn. 1925 fns .n 20 DAHL.
except Sunday.
daily except sunday Sundays. 300 An. All
tkR EHhRrs aSD sA
For Alexandra. 6:oo As, 8 40. o:47, 81 AM,
l2;94 neon Eos, ;2S 4;3s; 6;oa s;osb io;ei
lO:57 An 80, 6 :ol : O5. aud 10 :05PM
For Richmond and the south. 800, 10 % AN daily.
2rains leave Alexandria for Washington. 6:05. 500
g:l0, l0:l5, IL :o7 AN; 20, 400, 3:23 D. 10,
except Monday. on sunday at 9: 100, g;lQ: and
Hoy AM: ZOO. 5;l0. 800. 9i32 l0i42P m aud
Tickets and information at the office northeast
of 18th street and Pennsylvania and 1T th9
station where orders be left for the checking
bagYage TO destination from hotels and residences.
CHAs. T. pUGH, General MAnaxes.
J. R WOOD. Genera Passenger Agent te25
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1t aeeer scales or aostpo,les.

It's Grand Single Number Drawings take p1ac
monthly, and the Semi-Annual Drawings regularly
every six months tJune and December)
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.

incorporated in 1868 for TWENTY-FIVE years by the
Legislature iur Educational aud Charitable PURPOSES
WIN capital OF 900 OOOto which q reserve FUND
vi over So0O.OOO has since been added
BY an overwhelming popular vote its franchise was
maue part vi the present State Constitution adopted
December I'd. AID 1879
The only Lottery ercr roted on and Endorsed bv tho
people " any Stale.
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T,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctloneer

hereby certify that the bond has been given in the
above case required by law.
au2O- law4w ". +. GRAHAM. Clerk
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q TEAM WELL BORIN0.-WELLS BORED ron
- citea towIa villages, farns hotelA brewsrass pgs-
vate residences railroads, &C. Satisfaction guAehn
fSed solicit correspondence
S25rSRs HURON A. HUxEITs HAGeEStoUD ~
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

= HOKX kVUrE 40 LONDON:
- NOkUEU TsCHkR LLOYD q ca
Esst Express steamers
To Routhssnptoa lLondon. HAvrea Bromoa
6aaia. We'd. Aug. 81 y M AASes bss. oes,S 3,
Ana; Allsr Wed, SEPT q. . ma ~errs sst- sept
&c otatervoma excellent table luxurious
ssiooD sr,pou taneuts. Prices; 1stcsban eS5 aud AZ
Vsrds berth according 70 location; I'd cabin e55A
nerrh. steersxe 81 Low Eatea Apply 20
sul4 T. y. DkUOP, 9l5 Penn. ovA
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HOTEL DENNIS, ATLANTIC CITY MA A
- Open Ali the year. Warm ster baths vcAV
Hydraulic elevator. Open lawn fronting the IL II II
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Il village of Watkins. n Y, adjoining the n =
famous Watkins Glen II is 800 feet above yEM$
Telephone and telegraph Connections in the House.
Newly and elegantly furnished throughout has ali
modern improvements. Bowling Alley Billiards. Gro
quet Lawn Tennis. Hammocks Swings. Music ALSO
TroPrietors of the National Hotel Cleveland Char
lotte Hsrbor, Fla BURRILL son. proprs je4-:,m
A SBURY PARK, n. 1.-THE y1CToRIA-lAA
N Family house, near ocean; specially re- y.AS
duced rates for September and October. .sE i
au23tu,thSstt Miss EGNrT
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AUCTION SALES.
au27-3ts
1NHOMAs DOWNING, Aucuoneer
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY on THE EAST
SIDE OF SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN K
AND I. STREETS. ArOIION

On MONDAY, SEPTEMBER FIFTH 1887, AT -
FIVE O'CLOCK. win sell on the premises, SubsM
Lot 10 in square 450 fronting II on the esat Y
side of 7th street, between and streets by depth
OF 30 feet 10 inches to 10 foot wide alley improved
BY q one-story building.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in one and two
years with interest secured by deed trust the
property or all cash at option of purchaser. deposit
OF 600 required at the time Of sale All conveyanc.
ing at cost OF purchaser. su24.dxds
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n NQBBS ISLANI IN The ATLANTIC OCEAN,
~ UNDER A NEW MANAGEMENT.
Having taken control of the hotel property n =. 4
at this famous resort and having made many vENA1
improvements including the entire refur- l..E2
nisiny of the hotel would respectfully solicit the
patronage of its old admirers and the public The
bathing facilities unsurpassed and tine fishing and
hunting afforded.
Rates reduced 70 90 so per day, s12 per week, $40
Accomack on Monday, Wednesday Friday or daily
by n. Y; p N X. For further particulars address
e21-2m A COBB
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any sauce, or catsup as preferred
TOMATO OAELEr.-Put pint OF canned or stewed
tomatoes into an open stewpan and let simmer for
half an hour. Season with salt and pepper and a
tablespoonful OF butter. Beat six eggs well and
add TO them level teaspoonful OF salt ana thraa
taDeSpOOnIulS OF water. Put generous fan
spoonful OF butter into large Onlet nan or frvino
pan, anu when IL becomes white and frothy pour
the eggs into IT, Shake over very hot IRE Until
the eggs begin to th1cken and look creamy: them
| pour in the hot tomatoes, spreading THEM over
the middle OF the omlet. Roll up quickly and, AZ
| dish and serve Immediately. Care sbOuId he taIan
to have hot fire, for without great heal the ONE
| let will be hard and heavy. oysters. cheese
cn ae nam ana, indeed nearly all kinds OF
matoes. When meat or fish is used IL Should firSt
be heated In little sauce Cheese iS simniw
grated and sprtnkled over the omelet Just before
| the rolling. ''' "~-o'0
| A GOOD Hot WEATHER DRIkk.-A great phvs,.
butternilk a drink 1t would be more freely mar
| taken OF by persons who drink so excessi yeiy of
other beverages, and further COMPARED its effects
on the system to the cleaning out OF a cook stove
been sifted through. filling every crevice and
crack, saying that the human system is like the
stove and collects and gathers refuse matter that
eIectually as by drinking buIternik II ts aisn a
! remedy Tor Indigestion; sOOthes and ouiets the
nerves. and Ii very soiDnelent TO those who art,
,ss Mtn ssrp.essness It's medical proper
| used BY all who can get Ii. Every one VINO values
good health should drink buttermilK every day in
warm weather, and let tea, cofYee, and water
already aware OF II, l may add that In the churn.
| Ing OF It the 1fst process OF DIGESTION ia rone
through making u one Of the easiest and quickest
contains properties that readily assimiiate with
1t, with very little wear upOn Che diUestive
organS-Joss. nal Of Health
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gIeat-eos,t and carefully avoided meeting his eve
"Ivu have been looking rather pale lately. |
sla-nt be- back from the city until on Tuesday.
tgj after dinner III run down TO Richmond and
Urug van home"
..No don't do that" she said, looking ND quickly
utie the blood suddenly rushed to her face my
part l. over soon, and we begin so early, shall be
hcine before IL. Mrs. Carington Is going 10 drive
uIc back IN her brOuxham-"
Marion tod falsehoods very badly; but 1t did
not occur TO her husband TO doubt her, and
sharp pang Of TemOF-e shot through her az she
SAW now easy IL ~as to deceive him. She stood
watching his somewhat stout thick-SeJ figure
1rOm the open door as he passed down the street.
Thinking how Kind he was, but yet how badly his
clothes nttec him compared to those Of Capt ain
vernon.
came IN due course, and so excited was Marion,
presumably over her part, that she lay awake cry
ing All the night, and came TO breakfast so white
ami red-eyed thdt Tom would certainly have re-
marked II, but Tor the fast that the kidneys were
- badly cooked ne could think and speak OF moth
Ing else.
soon after s O'Clock that evening he returned
and War sitting down 10 his solitary dinner, when
tue p1stman brought a letter directed TO Tom
ltarinS IN a woaans hand quite Unfamiliar to
him
ne opened it curiously. and had scarcely read it
through when he leaped from his chair with a face
a pale AZ MaT1Ons had been when he had taken
leave Of her that morning.
In" letter was signed "Adela Vernon and the
writer, VINO stated that She was Captain vernons
vile, living apart from him on account OF his
Ilsconduc,, bitterly approached Mr. bearing for
Ia, folly IN allowing his wife TO be Publicly
kIO" a. captain Nernon's mistress.
Within an hour OF reading IL Tom bearing was
IL the train or his way To Richmond.
TIE hrat thing that met his eyes he reached
LIS destination was pink play-bill announcing
.-e amateur performance given In q hail OF the
town In aid OF q local charity. He glanced dow
Tue cast; neither his vile nor Captain Vernon
niIne Was among the list,
he gained adnttance behind the scenes by rep.
rtShtlpY himself a. one VI the club: such OF the
amateurs a. fussily self-importanI or happily In.
neIeht anu chattering loudly. were collected ''n
.tir wings stared at him superciliously, Tom
DedIlbs walked straight TO Mrs. Darlington, who
hlle. ~ --~' S~N @s eAAS
.vs MS. Darlington he said, In a raised voice.
ne Lady thus addressed flushed with asto~1sb
neat ana indy natlOn. "'-- "''o'''A-
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one dollar to pay for the trouble of writing.
Full particulars and outfit free. Address
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